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Playbook & Handbook · February 6, 2026
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EDTECH: LEVERAGING AI-POWERED TECHNOLOGIES TO TRANSFORM THE LEARNING EXPERIENCE
1. Technology overview
Tack One Pte Ltd is a Singapore IoT hardware and location intelligence company (22 Sin Ming Lane, Singapore). Its Tack EVO line includes FloodFinder, a palm-sized flood monitoring device developed with Infineon that gives cities street-level, real-time flood data.
The 8 cm device includes a built-in SIM, GPS geo-tagging and a solar panel with up to three months of battery life without sunlight. Models cover barometer (B200, up to 2 m), ultrasonic (U300, U1500) and radar (R5000, up to 50 m) sensing. Alerts go by push, email or SMS, and a cloud enterprise dashboard and API connect to other systems.
2. Highlighted features & specifications
- Palm-sized device: 8 cm unit with built-in SIM, GPS geo-tagging and solar panel.
- Multiple sensor models: barometer, ultrasonic and radar variants for water levels up to 50 m.
- LTE-M, NB-IoT and GPRS: connectivity listed for 130+ countries.
- Multi-channel alerts: push, email or SMS notifications.
- Enterprise dashboard and API: cloud views and integration with customer systems.
3. Potential application
City drainage and urban management companies can fit sensors on bollards and poles at known flood hotspots. Irrigation operators can monitor canal and reservoir levels. Industrial parks can monitor drain levels and trigger SMS alerts to security teams.
4. Benefits
Street-level water level data in real time instead of broad regional forecasts. Solar power and a built-in SIM mean no external power or network infrastructure. Push, email and SMS alerts speed up response. Several sensor types suit roads, canals, reservoirs and rivers.
5. Market trends & opportunities
Urban flooding across Southeast Asia is driving demand for low-cost, dense water level sensing that can be installed quickly on existing street furniture. Press releases cite FloodFinder deployments in Brunei, Taiwan, the Philippines, Malaysia and Thailand, which are comparable to Vietnamese cities.
6. Other information
Tack One Pte Ltd, Singapore. FloodFinder developed with Infineon Technologies; won Best Technological Collaboration at the SICC Awards 2026. Deployments reported in Brunei, Taiwan, the Philippines, Malaysia and Thailand. The R5000 radar model was listed as coming in 2025 Q3.
